Rodney P. Carlisle
Rodney P. Carlisle is professor emeritus of history at Rutgers University in Camden, New Jersey, where he has taught courses in recent American history, the history of espionage, nuclear history, and public history. He is a graduate of Harvard College and received his master’s and doctoral degrees in history from the University of California at Berkeley.
Works (47)
Complete idiot's guide to spies and espionage
One day in history--December 7, 1941
Brandy, our man in Acapulco
Handbook to life in America
Persian Gulf War
Afghanistan War
Rough Waters
Manifest destiny and the expansion of America
The roots of Black nationalism
The Sound of Freedom
Multicultural America
Prologue to liberation
1972
Encyclopedia of Politics
Colonial America from Settlement to the Revolution
The Colonial And Revolutionary Era
Charleston in History
The Reagan era from the Iran crisis to Kosovo
Encyclopedia of the Atomic Age (Facts on File Library of World History)
World War I
Supplying the nuclear arsenal
Powder and propellants
1990
Exploring Space (Discovery and Exploration)
Sovereignty at Sea
Encyclopedia of play in today's society
Native America from Prehistory to First Contact
Native America from prehistory to first contact
Civil War and Reconstruction
September 11, 2001
A house divided during the Civil War era
Where the fleet begins
1998
Persian Gulf War
Sovereignty for sale
Guide to Florida Pioneer Sites
America in revolt during the 1960s and 1970s
One day in history--July 4, 1776
The Wilson calendar of world history
Tampa Bay in History
The relationship of science and technology
Hearst and the New Deal--the progressive as reactionary
The Thirties
Iraq War (America at War)
Exploring space
Day by day
Forts of Florida
Scientific American inventions and discoveries
Encyclopedia of Politics
Colonial America from Settlement to the Revolution